Drake recently seen a rash of unfortunate incidents at his Toronto home that he affectionately calls The Embassy.

DRAKE SHOOTING AT HIS HOME

The shooting occurred in the heat of the  rap beef between Drake and California rapper Kendrick Lamar. The two released several diss tracks aimed at each other over the weekend, which included unsubstantiated allegations and personal insults.

One of the tracks released by Lamar, titled “Not Like Us,” features a Google Maps image of Drake’s Bridle Path mansion. It made headline news all over the world and the drama didn’t end there at his home.

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A day after an unidentified assailant shot a security guard at Drake’s Toronto home, an intruder has been arrested for trying to gain access to the property, located in Bridle Path.

Toronto police have confirmed that they returned to the rapper’s house around 2 p.m. on Wednesday (May 8) to arrest the intruder. “Officers were called after a person attempted to gain access to the property,” a police spokesperson told Toronto’s CityNews. “The person was apprehended under the Mental Health Act.”

WASS GANG AT THE EMBASSY

Fans were surprised to see Wass Gang playing basketball at Drake’s mansion recently. It flies in the face of rumors that Drizzy had issues with Toronto street rappers amid his beef with Kendrick Lamar.

Drake and Pressa, both hailing from Toronto, Canada, share a connection through their involvement in the music scene and their mutual respect for each other’s work. While Pressa is not signed to Drake’s OVO Sound label, he has been associated with OVO members and events.

Both artists have contributed to putting Toronto’s hip-hop scene on the map. Pressa’s style and storytelling resonate with the gritty realities of Toronto’s neighborhoods, while Drake’s global success brings a spotlight to the city and its emerging talents.

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